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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
THE COCKADE CITY.
GOVERNOR LEES VISIT 70 THE NOR.
NAL SCHOOL.
A Residence Burned Improvements Con
templatsd- Personal Notes Sudden
Death Of an Aged Citizen.
ioorc-pondoncc Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I

iO0stc7Ponnehcc OF the Richmond DispRtch.1
PETERSBURG, Va, June 4, 1887.
The village Of E,iricS, just across the
RIVER, IN Chesterfield county, Is showing
dtcidtd evidences OF improvement. AT
present dozen or more residences are in
progress 81 erection, and one OF two stores.
tbc ilge cotton factory In uio village
,iNts 'mpo! mcnt 10 2l5 operatives. paws
fsi' N'et', sn1 u a source 81 support 20
mary iaD.iA's IN the COMMUNITY. This
isci0E CONSUMES twelve bales OF cotton Der
day. AID each cay turCs oUt II coo yards OF
to.t.
Governor Lees visit 60 She Colored Nor
us' sud Collegiate Institute. near This CITY.
Yesterday g., an cycnt In thc annai. II the
eolr.r. llc was gree ten bv q crowded as .
-,uh a.o c' cvlorcd people. and his adj.
dit.,'o 'c' ggodu'ting Glass, 10 whom be
delivered trr diplomas, was apHrODriate
ait ir.c.tstrg. Bnf eGdrs,f, were al,o
ut.SlItd los Superintendent Brchan,n.
N;ow. ,-G,ucral Aver, ". e. McKcnncv'
ara oia'f>.
TIE t,-1trce Of Mr. Il. p. CAsoool.
mean icaws's station, M pmN!ldic county,
vas Oc,tfo,cd 10y tire a dav cor two ago. en-.
g. 'lrc ios, OF between S2.500 and -. 000.
There was sn insurance u1 Toe propcsv of
ic.,thsu one bali ttls amount. Sir. Chan.
p,l .o.i nearly all OF his furniture aad per-
sons st,C'@. lie wns absent from home N
tlc imc. The origin OF tnc Csc Is not
known.
gnc authorities Of Chc>icrfe,d county
arc cn'cmNh;lng the grading OF the tnrn.
pike yosd near TIN, citg. - a. 20 give pro.
lection ion travel IA case ~ floods in the
AVprmau0N. Whenever the river over.
Cows o., t,k~ The turnpike Is covered with
waite Cor several hundred wards. render
ing tayci imprAc.icablc Or dangerous.
I'Dc ltvc been occasions within the past
,tS,.ai earS when traN between ihc city
aud iar lower half OF thc county WAS cut
CT lDr Days "a time. I'hc grading may
u,cC~,uJlc tie elevation 1i the trc,tle
bridge Of The Richmond aud Petersburg
RAILROAD over the pike.
lie Vogk oi improvement al the wash
neiou->ircCt Methodist Epi>coph church
i3, htcn commenced. There viii be very
c'c.dC5 9lt'rstiouS IN the building The
i.,ch Of The bs>cmentroom will ne Gle.
1.tbG several feet; the oHiuc front Of the
riitCc viii De clang,d; vide granite
stops Will led NJ 10 The entrance, aud ont
side aud in lhe building sill De rcpmnted.
TIE cost OF The Improvement viii he about
5000.
During Toe present week some three
hundred foreign emigral,s have passed
westward through this city over the Nor
fa.k ard Western railroad.
Tie contractors CNpoCi 10 furnish tie
,iy with clectnc lights early in Ju.y, The
;H'C~ haNC all been erect, ID, and the wires
.Ir uo'y being strung.
Nothing additional has been developed
.l0ui tie proposed new hotel sid TO he in
interpolation by northern capitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
MINERS TROUBLES
TIE FIGHT AGAINST THE FEW WEST
VIRGINIA LAW.
More Mines C lossd-Ths Miners Deter
mined The Operators Well
stocked-Eo violence.
rsnec,s, telegram 70 tho Dispatch.I


CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 4.-S'ncc
my telegram OF the "a other mines, both
IN The Kanawba and New-Riyer Valleys,
have closed, and announce their inten ion
10 stay closed until the miners withdraw
their Gtmands. This the latter do not
loem Inclined to do. The conditions are
oil iaycrable Tor the operators, however, as a,
at this season they have large supply OF
mined coal on hand, ADD the demind IS not
as great as carrier in the season, while the
miners have not yet recovered IRON the
strike OF last year aud sre IN but poor con-
diiicn for standing another lockout. In
fact. their condition Is represented az being
Cniiu ly destitute ut number OF mines,
they having consumed their wages rs last a.
they have been received. Toe more i'm
portant mines that have been added to the
list al an those ALREADY cosed are the Black.
hand. The Cgmpbel's Creek, Powe'ton,
Mount Carbon. and Favette. No demon
STATIONS n violence have been made -inee
those on The night OF June lst at The Winl'
fIedc mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

v me, hrvIzr. Lieutenant Gnlltereg, and The
CIV prisoner. civhan, are still IN jail Of
~ , nnlss pending an appeal for mercy TO
M ~, I.siaent aud Secretary Of VAR in the
Ivy OF Mexico. They we're tried by a
eev ,u composed Of two generals aud
Soe 'olooeis, and promptly sentenced to
v ,,, on TWO charges OF kidnapping aud In.
'sglng friendly territory.
~ Mexican ofllcpl circles II is not thought
nav zoe intorcesston oi Secretary Blyatd
Ut ,enicncy viii have the desired effect.
lor tbe standing Of Aryizu IN the Mcxiclu
amy i not Of the best. There Is no sym.
IMhv Tor him among his own cou0trymca,
ana 'hc sentence Of death will undoubtedly
.e executed. A number OF serious charges
usAe been preferred against him Oh pre-
Nious occasions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Pauper Euigrants.
By telegraph to the Dispstch.l

~ '~4Sb'"f" y" $50 '''i-''
New YORK, June 4.-Seventeen families,
IN all about sevcnty-dve PEOPLE, arrived at
Castle Garden Oh the Inman steamer CITY
81 Chester from County Kerry, Ireland.
so far as known they are iriendless. and all
are desiroIs Of gong 10 Massachusetts,
whore they say lbey have friends. They
claim 10 have received letters from rela'
tlyts and friends ilf Massachusetts reqpe,I-
ing them 10 come to this country. rhe'e
letters, they say, were contiscated by tue
secretary OF the Killarney Emigration 80.
ciety, who gave them tickets TO New York
and railroad tickets to their destination.
They ate now al Wards island rs Daupsrs
awaiting the decision OF tie emigration
culnmiss toners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
serOme-park Races.

10y telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.J
NEW YORK, June 4.-First race-hali
mle- Ocean.Queen tillY won; King Crab
second, Peulance third. Time, 81 seconds.
The betting was cigbt 10 one against the
winner. Mutuals raid 1929.
Second race-mie aud furlong Rich
mond won; Rowland second, Wonder
ncnt third. Time, 1859.
Third Iace-mil, and a quIrter-Firenzi
won; Flagoolclt1 second, Almy third.
lime, 2:i43.
Fourth racc-rile and three furlongs-
Pun. Lee wen; Gurus second, War Eagle
lmrd. Time, 2:21.
Fifth rice one and one quarter miles
Setile won; sLltor second, Belmont third.
lime. 1855.
sixth race - steeple-chase over full
cOrrSe-J,m McGowan won; Shamrock
second, Marlborough third. Time, 1881.
Killarney fell at the last hurdle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
yyiIIDcco,unend Eicctrlcltv

Erho 'omul't.e on streets met last oigh'
IN TIE tbanccrv- Court room 1t 7:20 O'Clock
10 tobe action Oh the petition OF the Union
Passenger Halfway Company for yermi.-
sion 10 u-e electricity as a motive power on
st. cars.
Ai,r q little discussion the committee
acrCcI 70 recon mend to the Council To-
morrow night t1lt tha permission asked be
granted. IA, committee also agreed TO
recommend int he railway company be
allowed 70 change its route from Twenty.
eighth sJcct 10 TweH,y.ninth ,ireet, Is de-
sired,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
The Cohe-neGion Hooters.

10y IoI0BIdpA 70 IIo DI5Pu7VHsI
PITTsHUEGH. June A special from
Conuell'yl'le, Pa, says: Five more OF the
JimioSn coke rioters were arrested this
mornire. The wife Of one OF tue prison.
ers made savage att,ck on Sheriff Miller
with large butcher. kuife, and would have
probably killed him but for negro who
overpowered the woman and took the knife
from her. Even though the report OF
Carlton and Bailey, OF the general commit.
Tee OF the Knights OF Labor, has caused
much dissatisfaction and is generally con-
demned, the impression prevails that an
eatly settlement'of the strike will be Ell
fecled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
The rnnrn OF Arbitration.

Yesterday forming nj $50 O'Clock the
Bo1ld ~ Afli. ratOrs OF the Wait 6 Gutter
clalr rCA>,'mhl"d. with the counsel repre-.
,crt."g tie Plaintiffs AND the city. IN the
Council chamber. Colonel W. l.. Cnt.
shaw. city Lr-inerr, snd Mr. T.. y. CItlin,
formerly q mtmbcr Of The Council. were
KAY i1cd: a;f,r @hich argument va, b..
Gun and continued until 1870. when the
ease was submitted Tomorrow the arbl.
TRAITOR. viii meet and reach a decision IL
possible. II .cre.sary third MN VIII be
taken INTO tho board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Chri.fInnshnrr Notes.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CnwsTASsBUR0, VA, June 4.-Rev. H.
{. Alexander y. D., is to preach the Dac-
os.9uroste sermon tomorrow before the
Young ia0ies Of the Montgomery Femaie
tO,eee.
ON Tuesday morning a literary address
val be made by the Rev. u. c. Gordoa, Of
salem.
Hon. {. r. O'Fefrsll delivers the address
bfiOfe toe literary societies at Blacksburg'
The Governor viii also be present.
Two officers passed through here iast
night with borSe thief in charge. bound
Tor Floyd Courthouse. The horse was
stolen from - Collins, q mail-earrier IN
FLOYD, about a week since, but the thiei
vas arrested only yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

CHICAGO. June ( "A special to the Ere.
nina journal from OwassO, Mich, says
Alexander llOlme-. a farmer. residing near
this place. bad q hOusekeeper who was re-
Gently mrrritd 10 Dan. Fulton much to
Holiness dissatisfaction. Holmes ordered
Fulton TO discontinue his visits to the
house, ut which Fulton became enragcd,
and, having loaded himself with whIskey,
be went TO Holiness house. There be at
tackled Mrs. Fulton with a knife, cutting
Ter head completely OF. Turning his
attention to IIOlme, he stabbed him seven
times, disembowellug him. Subsequently
he was found in thc woods with his own
lhroat cut. but still alive. lie has been
LnCgtd in ihl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

bier, and had Of late been plying his voca-
ton among the furnace operatives, winning
all their money. lie induced All Wo) diey
and Mills TO join him In game oil dice.
The victims were getting the better OF the
gambler, when Stone, In his rage, slapped
Woodley In the face. Without word
Woodey left. In few minutes he re-
turned. and. suddenly appearing IN tne
doorway With revolver. exclaimed !;
LOOK out, Mills, will kill the sconn-
drel." He emptied thee climbers OF bis
revolver, two shots fixing effect In stone,
and killing him instantly. The third sDo',
however, struck Mills, giving him mortar
wound. The assailant has disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

[By telegraph to the Dispatch

Troy. n. Y, June 4.-The Internal ma.
chimes received by Inspector Byrnes, Cap
tain Wilkins, aud the British Consul at
New York Thursday, were fuel cartridges
manufactured in this city. The cartridges
are llled with mineral cotton, and are per-
fecty harmless. When saturated with
kerosene-oil they are iguted and used for
kindilnc fires. They were sent as joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
The state Democratic Executive


GORDoNsvHLE, Va, June !. 1887.
To the Editor Of the DiSpItch:
A meeting OF the State Democratic
Executive Committee has been called at
the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Wednes-
day the 18th instant, at II NJ, TO determine
lin execution OF the order Of the State Gem
trail Committed the time and place for
holding a St9tc convention.
W. W. SCOTT, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
The Companies that Fell Out Of Line.
L l. =

If Gcecrner Lee. Of Virginia. is reported cor
rcctly. De II doing himself no credit IN what he
GGys of tAc southern companies that fell out Of
line in Washington. lie ought 10 allow Grady
20 hold the copyright Of southern gush"
The star = all wrong. Governor Lee
has never sad one word to any man,
womao, or child on the subject. The col
0:el company in front Of the Nick,burg
Souturous and The Memphis company was
q Washington not o Virginia conplny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Dreadful Experience.
lny telograph o the DIspaIch.l

HALIFAX, n. =, June 4 John Brown
and Edward Hogan, belonging 10 the Glotl-
cesier fishing. schooner Richard Lester
who were picked up ut sea adritl IN dofy
and who were lauded at North Sidney, un'
derwent a dreadful experience. They
we ne adrift on the ocean for over six days
without a bit OF food or q drop OF water.
After trying oil imaginable expedients to
siiay their thirst Brown cut one OF his arms
IN order that they might drink bis blood,
mi the blood would not flow. Then they
cave up all hope OF being rescued, but
were al last picked up in terribly ex-
hausted condition by the bark Kate e. Ma
otfire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

[By inglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispat;h.l
PARIS, June IL dispatch from st. Pc
iersbure TO the JourHH DeS DeJGis says
that tie Amer OF B.khara has dismissed
al The ofic3l, 81 bis Government found
intriguing against Russia. He has in
foImod the Governor OF Turke,tan that he
end hi. subjects are impltiently waiting
for he great link which viii connect their
country With Russia and difIuse civilization
throughout Central Ash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
rutni nisease Among Horses.

CHICAGO, June 4 "A special from Bloom
lnqtcn. H., saws: 4 strange disease, which
hiss been reported As dong great damage
among borses in the vicinity OF Wapelia,
DE wit county, Is looked upon by horse
men of Central Illinois withmuc concern.
The assistant state veterinarian at this place,
under Instructions from the state commits
,ioncrs, has made thorough examination
Of The disease, which is communicated In
breeding only. Two imported Norman
stations have died and ten are now at
fecled. Thirty.eight mares have died aud
many arr sick. SO far as known the local
ease. are now all quarantined. NofemedY
has 40 far been discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

KY WEST, FLA, June 4.-Two new
cases of yeilow-ieyer have occurred since
yesterday, but no more deaths. The total
number Of cases 10 date II Is; convaescent.
3; sick now, 8; deaths, 4. A great mum.
ber ~ strangers left In The steamer to-day
for New York. thus reducing the danger.
There is no tear Tor our own people. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
a Ridiculous RuinOr.

TDy IUIFgTdPH " IUV DE7FIVVH'I
NEW YORK, June 4.-The rumor that
Cardinal Gibbons. who arrived from Rome
on The Umbria, OF the Cunard Line. this
afternoon, had died on The voyage was oc-
c9Sioucd by TOE fnct that the Umbrla's dag
vas hali mastcd in passing the Hook to sig
nal that she had taken pilot aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
TIE situation

ByAnglo-Amoricau cable to the Dispatch.l
st. PETERSBURG, June News has been
received from llerlt that the Ameer Of
Afehanls11n j. in a cTitcol position. He
has withdraw TIE garrisOns 81 IIer,t and
Bclkah Tor the purpose OF reinforcing the
troors jofcctCd In the recent encounter
with W. GhlIZlls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
FrightruI Dynamite Explosion.

ALTOONA. PA, June Anime men were
drilling bole at the Cambria lion Compi-
ny's stone quarries at Birmingham, In tnls
county, tbs afternoon, when an explosion
Of dynamite occurred close to them. Eight
out Il the nlne were instantly killed. me
ninth nan is badly hurt, but may survive.
One OF The killed was an Italian; the Others
were all Americans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Failure.
[BY telegranh 70 tho Disnatch.l

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
BALTIMORE. June 4.-W. stewart Sym
ineton and Thomas \. SymlngtOn. propri-
etors Of the Patapsco Chemical Works,
made an assignment to-day to John Gill
Tor the henoiil Of their creditors. The bond
OF the trustee is 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Dangerously Ill.
[By LeIeeraph % the Dispslch.l

TBy ItItbIHpu % VIC HISV-tVF1I
LOUISVILLE, June A. General James ,.
Spoe0, who was AttOrney.Generil under
PGesidcn, LlEcoln, is dangerously III at hi'
homc, In this county. The family and ply
sici1ns sto;c that be can liye but few days
longer. he is almost eighty years OF age,
and is gradually sinking from mere ex-
hauSiion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Tore DroupeG.

10y IVIUEIaPH 70 lI0 UloYaV0H'I
WASHINGTON, June 4-Ihirtcen clerks
IN the Treasury Department were to-day
notified that thor nomes will be dropped
from the payroll. July lst, by reason oil
the failure 81 Congress TO make provision
for the payment Of their salaries after that
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
arrival of CaraInai Gibbons.

Nyw YORK, June 4.-Crdlnal James
eihboD,. OF Baltimore, arrived this morn
TO on THE Cunsrd steamer Umbria. and
was enthusiastically received aud escorted
M The bay by committee OF prominent
Catholics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
TIrc I,innIEsiiTnnfc.

ny Anrlo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, June 4.-TGe tinal estimate OF the
victims Of the burning OF the opera
Comique places the number at 1870, in
ciudiDg The remains Of forty persons which
were found in the ruins. but which w.ere
20 badly burned az TO be unacceptable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Teu.perancc Rally.

TIC Good Ttnu'lrs of the city win has
n orrd rally at Trinity Methodist church
io-nmroW night. Dis'rict.Leciurer J. Il.
TiHcrV viii deliver en- address, young
lady VII deliver on original poem, and
acre sill be- otter interesting exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

COTTON REPORT.
Market entirely nominal.
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLlSG.-lll,a lls5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
Fatal Gambling ARRAY.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-A Times speciii
from Ctdartown, Ga, says: AT Rock Run.
Ala, All Woodley shot aud killed William
s'one and mortally wounded Bob Mills
yesterday. Stone was a professional gan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
MARRIAGEN.

AUSTIN-BROWN.- Married. In Washing
ton. on the 30h OF May, 1887, by the Row b..
Sunderland. LOTTlE NJ. BROWN to j. +. AUS
TIN 10th u Richmond.
acknowledgement. Married, June l.,
1857, at the residence Of the brides brother,
John T. Racland, Esq, by Rev. William F..
Hatcher, d. D.. Miss MATTE r. RAGLAND to
Mr.. W. LAUMAN BAGLAND; all Of Richmond.
No CGEcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
late WEATHER REPORT.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
+ WASHINGTON. juno 81 4. M-For
IFblR Virginia and North Carolina, eastorly
t-followad by southerly winds, fair wea-
Their, slight changes in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
The Case OF the Condemned Mexi'
cans.
LBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

IUJ WIVEIII7H 70 01lV OF'F177T"I -.
~. LOUIS, June A special from u
Peso, Texes, says: General Lorenzo vega,
lnsideih OF the Mexican military eourl
tbs, senieDced the three NogaIes invaders
10 death, IL In nj I'aso, and says that COZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
nAREErs BY TELEaRAPN
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
INV YORK, June 1-CO1ton quiet and steady ;
sales Isl bales; middling uplands, II 1-l6,.
Orleans. II &C.: oXpOrts-Great Britain, 9l9
bales: stock, 3i0,55 bales. Southern -four
quiet and unchanged. Nheat-SpOt haKc.
and options "A a.. higher, closing ilrm AT near
tie best rates; No. : red, June, % fa9Sc.,
closing at 37sc.: July, 9jtsal6c., closing at
957sc.; August. % a3'5c, closing az $3.50.
CorI-SpOt LAKE. and options 4a55c. higher,
closing steady; No. >, June, a aHtsc.; July,
4SiafSi g, closing A. &C.; August, 20 Sai9ii e.,
closing Gt 39Ac. Oats-White steady; mixed a
tfihe lower; No. ,, Biia8Hc.; white, q "A
Sc. mixed western. 3ia37c.: white western,
asai2c. No. June, % a:l3c., closing at 32&c.
Hops dun and unchanged. COffee-Fair Rio
quiet at s.2.25 options fairly active AID higher !;
No. Rio, June, $40 s0as2O; July, f2O 25as2l 20.
sugar duh and unchanged; refined firm. Mo-
lasses firm /: 50-test $3.50. Rice steady. Cot
ton-seed oil-3ic. for crude, 4CalOHc. for re-
fined. Resin quiot at sl.25asl.30. Turpentino
quiet az 35 .a5hc. Hides quiet aud firm.
Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork steady (;
trading light; mess, SIS for old; $40 for new.
Beef dun. Midflcs dun aud nominal. Lard 5a7
points higher but less active; western steam,
SPOT, SiO2h; to arrive, July, S.O9lS'O1.
Freights dun.
BALTIMORE
BkLrIYORE. ND, June A-Cotton firm and
dull; middiing, llhc. Flour steady and fairly
active. Nheat--SOuthern quiet and nOminAlly
steady; red, sie96c.; amber, 9jag7c western
higher No. winter red, spot 06Aa96 &C.. !;
June, 81 ,a96a{c.; July. 9ia9ils g.. August. 92a
exc. Sepmber, 92a92sc. Con-S0uthern
about steady end quiet: white, 5la5Sc yellow,
lSal9c. wes;ern hrmer; mixed spot. ga
47kc.; June, Hbc bid; July, 7ha7 &c. ;
eats about steady and quiet; southern aud
Pennsylvania, 3iaEkc.; western white, 3ia
&c.,; western mixed, 34a35c. Rye higher at
5ea6lc. Provisions quiet and steady. Eggs
higher at ljk alec. Coffee nominal; Rio car
goes, ordinary TO fair, 81 ia2isc. Sugar-COp-
per refined steady at 90 age. Whiskey steady
at Sl.liasl.l5. Other articles unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer duh cotton.
"a. Hour, Is. 3D. grain, lhd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June L-Cash quotations: Flour
quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
Ok a92stc. No. 2 red, 9lHc. No. ? corn, 3SHc.
No. oats, IS, a25A.c. Pork. t2250as23. Lara,
f6f2hat665. short rib sides (loose), 81. s0a
S752H. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). s5.6Oa
$50. short-clear sides boxed, E65as7.70.
Whisbev. $40.
Leading futures ranged
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGES.
RICHMOND, June 4, 1887.
OFFBRIHGe.
WHEAT.-G00 bushels.
CoPE.-l.3UJ bushels.
OAIS.-l 600 bushels.
SALES RkPORrgD TO ssCRKTAPv.
CoRN.-Mixed, 500 bushels good on private
terms.
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rrenchInr nd &c Noldiers' Momc.

Rev. Il. c. Cave, OF the Seyeuth-Street
dicrs' Home this afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

lir. \. ". Wilcox, n member OF the
Board Of Visitors Of Bhckshurg College,
scnt hi, resignation to Governor Lee yes
tCrCay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Flour steady Wheat
steady; No. red. Sc. Corn firm No. :
mixed. Ale. Oats steady; No. mixeI, g9Sc.
Provisions firmer and unchanged. WhisxeY
steady at sl.o6 Hogs QUOT
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, June l-Grain ard provisions
quiet and unchanged,
WILMINGTON.
wuMseros. n. c., June 4.--rurponine
Arm AT kc. Rosin firm: strained, sac. good
strained, Oc. Tar firm at silA Crude turpsn-
line firm; hard. si.is; yeiiog-dip, ts.io; virgin,
s2sA
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
Nxw YORK, June 4--Cotton-Net receipts,
% balee. gross receipts, S0i DaloA Futures
closed easy; sales. 76lOO bales; June 81. 3sa
s1Ls0; July, l40afii.ii; August, Sii. fiaslI
September. $il.asli.0i; october, $i0.S6asi0. 81 I;
November, si0osasi0o9: December. si00ba
5000; January, Si0ioasio.is; February, si0i7a
3iQlg.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June A-Plotr ,qulet aud un.
changed. Wheat higher; No. Q red. cash, s5Aa
66Ac.; June, S6h: July, ssj<aS3ilc Cora
1rmer cash, 81 sys NC. June. a5Ac. bid; July,
SAC. Oats urn; cash, 27kassc.; June, Sc
bid July, 25kc. bid. Provisions worry strong.
Pork firn and irregular; nav. SIS. Lard nrm
at 40. Dry-saltod meats lboxed) SHOULDERS,